#1 chess channel on TH-cam! Not passive aggressive like Levy, or loud and crazy like the Botez girls, and there is not 600 arrows on the board like Hikaru haha thanks for what you do Nelson! I am actually learning to play chess from your videos.
@@shreyaskumar9175 Yeah, Levy isn't passive aggressive. He's pretty upfront when roasting others. The Andrea Botez _is_ the meaning of loud. If you were referring to Alex, then yeah, she isn't loud. It's not about Hikaru being a GM when he draws lines, it's that his lines aren't meant to be instructive, but rather, him trying to explain something that's simply too hard to explain in a live game. And Hikaru is a streamer _and_ a youtuber. Chess Vibes has a lot of instructive videos (and they're good), which is probably what the original commenter really meant about him being #1.
Thank you so much! When I attack, I always get attacked myself. These puzzle will be in my tool box and they will be useful on my later games. This is why I love your contents.
great lesson. i really like this interactive videos where i can pause a video think about my choice and then hear coach explaining why this is better move.
This video boosted my confidence because I spotted g5 in the last puzzle and several other ones in the video. I'm not that great at chess but I play puzzles a lot and find them a lot of fun.
3:57 why the white do not sacrifice the queen with take the black rook pieces in h6?.so,the black didn't have a big threat to white position and lost most important attacker and the white Will have very good chance attacking,position and have many pieces ready to attack black king and defend white king?.
They can but white loses their queen and the position is losing for white. The rook on f1 is stuck defending f2 because there’s a threat of Qxf2+ if it’s undefended and blacks attack is better because of open h file
Nelson, at 5:15 isn’t it directly checkmate if you just move the bishop to B1? I mean you open the checkmate from the rook again and the pawn is still pinned!
well explained, good stuff. what are the questions to ask to find these moves? its easy to spot when you ask us to find the right move. but what are the questions you ask every move?
I always end up on the defensive end of these situations and get checkmated from way downtown, usually due to a battery attacking my castled king with three pawns on the 7th rank, and perhaps even the castled rook next to the king. There is one principle that says castle before move 10, there is probably a 36th principle which dictates when is the best time to dismantle the castle structure. I cannot find a reference (video or other) for that. Nelson or anyone ?
I’m a bit confused about third puzzle because after all that they still could play nf3 preventing qh4. After you play qh8, white can play g3 giving space for the king to run. You can’t play rook to h2 because the knight is protecting that square. Plying rook to h3 doesn’t help either because the white king can go to g2 and protect the pawn and get an escape route. If you play Queen to g8 now, it’s already too late. The king has an escape route and white can threaten winning the bishop by playing rook to b1 then pawn to b4.
Hi Nelson, thanks for all the great Videos. I believe I watched almost all the lessons! What are the elo ranges you refer to when you refer to beginnen, intermediate, advanced and Master levels? Regards from germany!
16:54 Ha! I solved one that Nelson didn't! (Incidentally, I followed his logic with Qg6 and saw up to ... g5 and decided to bail out there. My only uncertainty was whether White had time for the next move of that piece. (Later:) I didn't know that puzzles had specific ratings. I knew the came at different levels, but I didn't know that they could be correlated that way.
Nelson, have you any videos talking about what moves or what kind of game you'd like to play, as opposed to what an engine would say is optimal? For example some e4 openings lead to exchange of pieces and I might prefer to have more choice what pieces to keep. Your video on playing (or not) the Fried Liver as black was an example of choosing what kind of game one is comfortable with. Are there more?
Actually we do start with 3 queens - they just stand in front of all the other pieces and are a little shorter. I played an opponent who ended up with 5 queens and still received 1/2 a point from the stalemate. I make it a point to never resign. Period.
In the last puzzle i tought 1)Qh6 -Rg8 2)Nf3 threatening Ng5 and then Qxh7# and i think there is no way to stop it unless you sacrifice some material . Fix me if im wrong
Holy f$@# i feel like a genius!!!! I got them all right and then on the last one knowing it fooled someone much better than me and i got it right really makes my day LFG!
In puzzle 2 it's completely winning but white would likely not attack your king. They would take the rook for their queen and hope you slip up in a more complicated state.
I paused the video for 2 to 3 minutes and solved your 2 master puzzles. My rating is only 1150. But i watch Magnus carlsen. And aslo watch classic chess of Mikhail Tal
In the first intermediate puzzle I see Rh8+ is also interesting because of Qa4+ Kg8 Be6 Rfe1 I wonder if black is still somehow winning or if black can tuck in the king safe in the center somehow
I would wonder how good exactly it would be, if Mr. Lopez and Mr. Rozman, coop at at least one Videoproject? Instructive calm meets instructive entertainment :)
#1 chess channel on TH-cam! Not passive aggressive like Levy, or loud and crazy like the Botez girls, and there is not 600 arrows on the board like Hikaru haha thanks for what you do Nelson! I am actually learning to play chess from your videos.
I wouldn’t consider him #1, but he’s a very close #2. He’s good without a doubt.
Everybody has there own style and taste. The sisters are entertaining. Gotham is interesting, Vibes is chess school
Couldn’t agree more. Nelson’s formula is the best. ❤️
But to each their own, I guess…
A great teacher!!
@@shreyaskumar9175 Yeah, Levy isn't passive aggressive. He's pretty upfront when roasting others.
The Andrea Botez _is_ the meaning of loud. If you were referring to Alex, then yeah, she isn't loud.
It's not about Hikaru being a GM when he draws lines, it's that his lines aren't meant to be instructive, but rather, him trying to explain something that's simply too hard to explain in a live game.
And Hikaru is a streamer _and_ a youtuber.
Chess Vibes has a lot of instructive videos (and they're good), which is probably what the original commenter really meant about him being #1.
Thank you so much!
When I attack, I always get attacked myself. These puzzle will be in my tool box and they will be useful on my later games. This is why I love your contents.
great lesson. i really like this interactive videos where i can pause a video think about my choice and then hear coach explaining why this is better move.
This is really helpful thanks.
Maybe the next one in this series should be how to defend the castled king against such tactical attacks.
Another awesome video. Without doubt the best to explain chess on you tube. Beautiful work. Thank you
Thank you for this high quality chess puzzles! Glad I solved each and every one of them.
I have started playing chess again, and you are as helpful as you were few years ago :) Thanks Nelson for being Bob Ross of chess❤
Very informative video! I love that it’s interactive for the viewer. More like this please 🙏
Awesome puzzle lesson formula & concepts, breaking it down like a champ 🏆
This video boosted my confidence because I spotted g5 in the last puzzle and several other ones in the video. I'm not that great at chess but I play puzzles a lot and find them a lot of fun.
3:57 why the white do not sacrifice the queen with take the black rook pieces in h6?.so,the black didn't have a big threat to white position and lost most important attacker and the white Will have very good chance attacking,position and have many pieces ready to attack black king and defend white king?.
They can but white loses their queen and the position is losing for white. The rook on f1 is stuck defending f2 because there’s a threat of Qxf2+ if it’s undefended and blacks attack is better because of open h file
8:54 After you trade queens you can get a fork and win the rook.
white can take back with the bishop on b3 instead of with the rook, then there's no fork
@@lucacollins3313 Yeah you are right!
6:50 Why can white not just sac the queen after taking the knight to get out of the checkmate?
They can but then they're playing a queen
Excellent content! Concise! Information-packed! Multiple take-aways! 18-minute total time!
Ben Finegold, take notes!!
Great video! I actually was able to figure out some of the moves!
8:52 You can actually win an exchange here after Qxd1 Rxd1 and Nxf2+. So yes, there is a follow-up, but it's not as good.
No one is stupid enough to take with the rook instead of the bishop! Bruh
Very cool pls more of this topić and how to fight the Rochade , your vorenthalten helps me very much
Best chess channel on TH-cam. You explain really well
Thank you for thinking the way to think looking at the board-- steps towards checkmate
Nelson, at 5:15 isn’t it directly checkmate if you just move the bishop to B1? I mean you open the checkmate from the rook again and the pawn is still pinned!
I assume you mean bishop to G1? The king just takes the bishop in that case to avoid the check from the rook.
The bishop on g1 doesn't defend g1.
That bishop dies if you move it there.
well explained, good stuff. what are the questions to ask to find these moves? its easy to spot when you ask us to find the right move. but what are the questions you ask every move?
Alternative "Brilliancy!": Sacrificing the ROOK! 5:30
I always end up on the defensive end of these situations and get checkmated from way downtown, usually due to a battery attacking my castled king with three pawns on the 7th rank, and perhaps even the castled rook next to the king. There is one principle that says castle before move 10, there is probably a 36th principle which dictates when is the best time to dismantle the castle structure. I cannot find a reference (video or other) for that. Nelson or anyone ?
I’m a bit confused about third puzzle because after all that they still could play nf3 preventing qh4. After you play qh8, white can play g3 giving space for the king to run. You can’t play rook to h2 because the knight is protecting that square. Plying rook to h3 doesn’t help either because the white king can go to g2 and protect the pawn and get an escape route. If you play Queen to g8 now, it’s already too late. The king has an escape route and white can threaten winning the bishop by playing rook to b1 then pawn to b4.
But we've won their queen already. So now we can change plans to trade down and get to a winning end game. No?
You are reaching the quality of channels like Danya, fine gold or even Igor Smirnov! Keep up man, very instructive
8:55 is blunder from white tho
Well explained. Really nice way to improve chess
at 8:58 if you take white's queen and they recapture with the rook you have a fork
They can recapture with the bishop
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Nice video i love the explanation
Hi Nelson, thanks for all the great Videos. I believe I watched almost all the lessons! What are the elo ranges you refer to when you refer to beginnen, intermediate, advanced and Master levels? Regards from germany!
9:43 rf2 and queen takes then bishop e3 wins us queen and creates a checkmate threat
16:54 Ha! I solved one that Nelson didn't! (Incidentally, I followed his logic with Qg6 and saw up to ... g5 and decided to bail out there. My only uncertainty was whether White had time for the next move of that piece.
(Later:) I didn't know that puzzles had specific ratings. I knew the came at different levels, but I didn't know that they could be correlated that way.
2:37 I assume the best move for white would be Qxh6?
for 2:26 puzzle why couldn't you have sacrificed your rook on h1 king takes then you play queen h4?
nvm im stupid king moves back
Not a lot of razzle-dazzle from Nelson, not a lot of crazy “checkmate in two moves gambits,” just good, solid, straightforward chess knowledge.
Best channel for chess to provide wings to master anyone especially,subscriber regular viewer of it
10:58 and also I see the checkmate
3:49 but cant the white knight go and attack that square?
Nelson, have you any videos talking about what moves or what kind of game you'd like to play, as opposed to what an engine would say is optimal? For example some e4 openings lead to exchange of pieces and I might prefer to have more choice what pieces to keep. Your video on playing (or not) the Fried Liver as black was an example of choosing what kind of game one is comfortable with. Are there more?
This was really helpful :)
Great content. Would love to see Ruy Lopez, Sicilian Defense, King's Gambit, and Queen's gambit
9:15 if king goes g1 queen to h3 won’t check and then knight h4 protecting g2 sacking the knight but preventing mate
Black can just go Qg4+ instead, and after Kh2 or Kh1, Qg2 is mate
I found the last one easier to visualize than the previous.
You know... 3 queens usually hit the spot... But it's hard to start with them.
Actually we do start with 3 queens - they just stand in front of all the other pieces and are a little shorter. I played an opponent who ended up with 5 queens and still received 1/2 a point from the stalemate. I make it a point to never resign. Period.
What happens in last puzzle if after you go rook f4 opponent play a5 or c5? I dont see the following
Last position shows how important it is to detect key squares (h4 here).
In the last puzzle i tought 1)Qh6 -Rg8 2)Nf3 threatening Ng5 and then Qxh7# and i think there is no way to stop it unless you sacrifice some material . Fix me if im wrong
these arent tactics they are puzzles.
Puzzles teach you tactics
Thanks, good content!
He sacrificing the ROOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Last puzzle, what about Qh6 Kf3 kf5 Qh7?
on 8:54 the black can win the queen
With all due respect, this is a much better video than playing against Martin with ridiculous rules.
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Funny cause the only one I got right was the 2600 one haha love the videos :)
Holy f$@# i feel like a genius!!!! I got them all right and then on the last one knowing it fooled someone much better than me and i got it right really makes my day LFG!
In puzzle 2 it's completely winning but white would likely not attack your king. They would take the rook for their queen and hope you slip up in a more complicated state.
I paused the video for 2 to 3 minutes and solved your 2 master puzzles. My rating is only 1150. But i watch Magnus carlsen. And aslo watch classic chess of Mikhail Tal
Thanks homboi
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I noticed most of these examples never happen unless the opponent really doesnt move pieces but thats from my experience
Everybody gotta plan until u push the pawn.!
And then he sacrifices THE QUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN!!!!!!!!!!
how did i not solve the intermediate ones but solved one of the master ones???
Very nice lesson! Liked how they got progressively harder.
In the first intermediate puzzle I see Rh8+ is also interesting because of Qa4+ Kg8 Be6 Rfe1 I wonder if black is still somehow winning or if black can tuck in the king safe in the center somehow
Sorry White might be able to hide the king
The thumbnail... why is no one talking about it?
Haha I just updated it =P
I would wonder how good exactly it would be, if Mr. Lopez and Mr. Rozman, coop at at least one Videoproject? Instructive calm meets instructive entertainment :)
Today i reached an rating og 1148... yessss.
Why is the rook there?
EARLY BURDD🦅🦅🦅🦅💯💯💯
you were that guy that the chess nerd cruched in a blitz game 😂right
thats a kinda rude way to comment you know also if they played a rematch maybe Nelson also wouldve won
the master ones were easier for me.
Tenth!
I saw this 23 sec ago
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